Most admirable and achievable goals, I would like to adopt
them for my use. All but one?? If you are able to strike the letter
M from the alphabet, do you then become "Tea Sprocket" (I know there is an
inside story and I may never understand it)
Bob Smith, Team Petite Elite
Prescott, AZ
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, November 30, 2008 1:50
PM
Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] Personal
Goals
Some of my personal caching goals are (in no particular
order):
1. Have fun caching with friends
2. Have fun
caching with family
3. Have fun caching with Cheyenne,
T.A.G.D.
4. Don't get hurt (this includes broken bones, gouged
eyeballs, massive contusions and/or severe blood loss, but _excludes_
piercings by cactus spines, blisters, minor scrapes, cuts and
bruises.)
5. Find a minimum of 8 caches each day I go caching. This
is to maintain or improve my average of 7.7 finds per day (of days gone
caching.)
6. Lately, I try to avoid urban caches and lean toward the
more rural and remote caches.
7. Never search for a small or micro
cache for more than 15 minutes.
8. Log ALL of my DNF's!
9.
Don't obsess about the caches I didn't find. There are plenty of caches
out there to look for. I don't need to spend hours scouring some back alley
for a cache smaller than my thumbnail.
10. Introduce myself and be
friendly to any new cachers I meet in the field.
11. Co-host the best
possible (but never the biggest) campout cache event that we can, with the
resources we have.
12. When caching solo, try not to put myself in any
dangerous situations that could result in serious damage to my vehicle or
serious injury or death to myself (or both.)
13. Always maintain a
sense of humor.
14. Have the letter "M" stricken from the
alphabet.
-- Sprocket